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[LiberalArkie]

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[deathrind]

1. Wow,

Be safe!

[uppityperson]

2. Glad it miised you and yuck.

[eppur_se_muova]

17. Could be ! We live in a similar 'sheltered' spot ...

Nearby mountains steer weather patterns in a SW to NE direction -- close-by tornadoes almost always pass to our NW and hit an area known locally as "Tornado Alley". Tornadoes south of us tend to be very far away.

[WhiteTara]

3. Stay safe and indoors!

[PoliticAverse]

4. "A miss is as good as a mile". n/t

[RKP5637]

6. Scary stuff. This weather anymore is just incredible. I never recall anything like this, summer and

winter. Just one after another. Phew, glad it missed you!

[Land of Enchantment]

8. Whoa. Glad you are ok

and it looks like your fruit tree (?) still has blooms!

[awoke_in_2003]

10. Very lucky

I was two miles from one and we had baseball sized hail. Sounded like sledgehammers on my roof

[awoke_in_2003]

14. It can be scary for humans

but I think animals can sense the danger more than we can. Glad all is well with you.

[bvar22]

12. I live to the west of you, on the Oklahoma line, and the storm that produced this hail,

and now a confirmed tornado passed over our cabin, and then ballooned up into the storm that caused, and is still causing, most of the problems.
When it passed over our place, it was just a minor thunderstorm, no hail,
but we were issued a "Tornado Watch" for it.

Glad you were/are safe.
The Severe Weather season seems to be starting early this year.

[bvar22]

15. I have the same concerns.

We really didn't have a Winter. We burned less wood to keep warm that ever before...50% less. While it is enjoyable physically to be able to work outside in a tee shirt in Jan and Feb, it ain't right.....
In fact, it is kinda frightening.

Our fruit trees have bloomed too, and I just KNOW we will have the April freeze that will kill the young fruit.
We used to have a reliable planting calendar for our veggies, but everything has gone to hell over the last couple of years.
Now, it is You plant your seeds, and take your chance.

[LiberalArkie]

16. I lost all my cherry trees last year, most of my blueberrys. I probably won't replant.

My grass did not even grow much last year, summer was too cool. This winter I don't remember it getting to freezing . Too much screwed up.

[Art_from_Ark]

18. Glad you weren't affected

A tornado once missed my sister's house by about the same distance.
March/April is tornado season in Arkansas.